Controversy Over Church Ordination Practices and Education Efforts
Letters from clergy and ministers discuss the need for local conferences before ordination or recognition of pastors, defending Congregational board resolutions. References include Dr. Stoughton and Kennedy, with moves toward unified church schools, funding pledges, and education boards in York, Oxford, Norwich, and Finsbury.
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Society For Promoting Christian Knowledge
St. James’s Hall
Rochester
Church of England
Norwich
Crty
Oxford
York
The Elementary Education Act Debate at Preston
Lord Derby chaired a Preston meeting urging fair, moderate aims of the Education Act while allowing for ongoing reform. He defended school boards as experiments and warned that unmet educational needs might be met by other means, urging respect for local foundations and taxation limits.
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Board of Education
Manchester
F. A. Stanley
The
Social Science Association
Lyon Playfair
M.P
Callagh Torrens
Amos
T. Chatfield Clarke
Highbury Hill
Finsbury
W. Esor
James Pulleine
York
Yorkshire
Canon Robinson
Gentleman
Archbishop
Lord Teignmouth
F. Cavendish
Baines
Mr. Dent
C. B. Denison
Pease
Thomson
Leeman
Stanhope
Yorkshire Education Society
Lord Derby
Preston
Gunpowder casks found mixed with lucifer matches in Ireland seizure
Twenty five quarter casks seized at a Fenian store in Ireland were brought to Woolwich for examination. They contained lucifer matches and old nails mixed with the powder in every cask. Had they endured railway transit rough handling the danger could have been terrible. The casks were placed in a river barge, which was later scuttled and sank at high tide.
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Ireland
Woolwich
Royal Lmboratory
Pope and Rome in Italy Crisis Spark War Between Church and State
A Florence telegram reports European cabinets urge the Pope to stay at the Vatican and deny a Rome departure. Rome’s capital status, King Victor Emmanuel's bid to enter Rome, and a proclaimed open war between Church and State dominate the debate as foreign ministers clash over Italy's unification.
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Florence
Vatican
Innspruck
Signor Sella
Rome
Italy
Umberto
Margherita
Ecumenical Council
Daily News
Victor Emmanuel
Count Cavour
Republican Party
Prussia
Alps
Rhine
M. Je Beust
Signor
Visconti Venosta
Munich
Baron de Solvyns
England
Europe
China Dispatches From Tientsin and Kiukiang Tour
Morgan firm wires reflect turbulent China news on Sept 30 and Oct 7 with mandarins transported and fifteen beheaded in one city and no outbreak at Kiukiang. A Chinese embassy to France is planned. A force moves from Madras to China as forts are armed and a Fatshou chapel mob action is to be reversed.
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Messrs. Morgan
Cannon-street
Tientsin
Kiukiang
France
I'aku
Foreign notes on Morton to head British embassy post
Washington correspondents for New York journals report Mr Morton expected to receive the British embassy. War fallout ruins Mont Cenis Railway. traffic nearly stopped in France with one passenger in a recent trip and a petition for winding up the company. Slavery in Cuba reports emancipation decree published September 27. all children of slave mothers born after are free, those born since 1868 free under conditions, slaves over sixty free now, others as soon as possible.
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Warburton
Lancashire
Lancashire Congregational Union
Congregational Board
Buiter
Congregational
Uniona
Kingdom
Stoughton
London Board
Plymouth
Thia
Washington
New York
Morton
Mont Cenis
France
Cana
Havannah
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London Brethren
John Kennedy
Stepney
Bishopthorpy
Brother
China